Sallycat's Adventures
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| Blog Name: | Sallycat's Adventures |
| Url: | http://sallycatway.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | tango, Buenos Aires, adventure |
| Description: | Sallycat’s Adventures tells the story of a forty-something Brit who moved to Buenos Aires in March 2007 on a journey to follow her heart, and dance tango. What is the reality of starting a new life in South America? What happens to Sallycat? Could you be inspired to follow your own dreams to foreign lands? Find out. Read the truth from Buenos Aires, Argentina. |
| Popularity: | 29 Followers |
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Touched
I have touched the Virgin of Luján. I didn’t expect to, and I didn’t think I’d want to (I’m probably the least religious person I know), but you only have to see the magic moving in this photo that C. took of me this weekend, to be certain that there’s potent energy in the little town of Luján, just 75 minutes northwest of Bu
I have touched the Virgin of Luján. I didn’t expect to, and I didn’t think I’d want to (I’m probably the least religious person I know), but you only have to see the magic moving in this photo that C. took of me this weekend, to be certain that there’s potent energy in the little town of Luján, just 75 minutes northwest of Bu
Playtime
He came into my life like so many people do these days - with a comment. It wasn’t on this blog. Rather, it was on my Nextstop.com Buenos Aires Guide. And it announced itself as being from Sun Valley, Idaho. You can probably imagine the sort of thing, Coming to Buenos Aires… need advice about tango les
He came into my life like so many people do these days - with a comment. It wasn’t on this blog. Rather, it was on my Nextstop.com Buenos Aires Guide. And it announced itself as being from Sun Valley, Idaho. You can probably imagine the sort of thing, Coming to Buenos Aires… need advice about tango les
The journey
8.45am on a Sunday. La Glorieta. Me. Carlos. Julie-Anne Cosgrove (fellow Brit, and photographer fabulosa) behind the camera. Despite the heat, I’m in several layers of clothes that will allow me to strip off into different outfits without revealing my knickers to the whole of Belgrano. I’m also in two minds about whether I am made of sufficient ‘model material’ to enable me even to contemplate appearing on the cover of my
8.45am on a Sunday. La Glorieta. Me. Carlos. Julie-Anne Cosgrove (fellow Brit, and photographer fabulosa) behind the camera. Despite the heat, I’m in several layers of clothes that will allow me to strip off into different outfits without revealing my knickers to the whole of Belgrano. I’m also in two minds about whether I am made of sufficient ‘model material’ to enable me even to contemplate appearing on the cover of my
En route to Happy Tango
Last weekend the completed (and bloody brilliant) professional edit of my book Happy Tango: Sallycat’s Guide to Dancing in Buenos Aires landed in my inbox all the way from Edinburgh, UK. Since then I’ve not had time to drop a line to my mum never mind to spend several hours composing a blog entry. Two weeks ago I was saying that I needed movement in my life: I sure as hell got it. Hav
Last weekend the completed (and bloody brilliant) professional edit of my book Happy Tango: Sallycat’s Guide to Dancing in Buenos Aires landed in my inbox all the way from Edinburgh, UK. Since then I’ve not had time to drop a line to my mum never mind to spend several hours composing a blog entry. Two weeks ago I was saying that I needed movement in my life: I sure as hell got it. Hav
Movement
Four weeks after my trip to the UK I find myself wanting to push my boundaries. Wake myself up. Be the adventurer that I know I am born to be. Sometimes I can only do it in tiny ways (ways that don’t involve spending hundreds of pounds on flights around the globe), but I can still do it. I decide on a Buenos Aires milonga I’ve been meaning to try for at least a year. I take the 60
Four weeks after my trip to the UK I find myself wanting to push my boundaries. Wake myself up. Be the adventurer that I know I am born to be. Sometimes I can only do it in tiny ways (ways that don’t involve spending hundreds of pounds on flights around the globe), but I can still do it. I decide on a Buenos Aires milonga I’ve been meaning to try for at least a year. I take the 60
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